Rare 1987 Kramer ZX30 Left-Handed "Super Strat" Electric Guitar -Black- Korea - SN0930

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Very Rare, Very Cool, and Very Lefty. This 1987 Kramer ZX30 is a true gem for a left player out there. Overall great condition with a tiny ding here and there and some light scratches near the back plate (Pictured). Neptune NJ USA Neck Plate with a low serial number. Trem bar not included.

Just Set Up with new strings, frets polished, rosewood fretboard conditioned. Looks, Plays, and Sounds Awesome!!

Although rare, some left-handed 1980s Kramer ZX30 and ZX30H models were produced as part of the budget-friendly Aerostar line, primarily built in Korea. While the core features remain consistent with the right-handed versions, certain neck and fretboard materials varied by production year.
Key specifications
Body and Neck
Body: A solid, "Strat-ish" S-style body made of laminate or plywood.
Neck: A bolt-on maple neck with a 25.5-inch scale length. The fretboard was either maple (common for early models) or rosewood (typical for later ones).
Headstock: Pointy or "droopy" shape, though you may find some earlier versions with the "banana" style.
Electronics
The ZX30 came in two primary configurations:
ZX30 (SSS): A single-coil pickup in the neck, middle, and bridge positions, controlled by a 5-way selector switch, one volume knob, and two tone knobs.
ZX30H (HSS): A humbucker in the bridge position and two single-coils in the middle and neck positions. Like the standard ZX30, it featured a 5-way switch, one volume knob, and two tone knobs.
Hardware
Tremolo: A "traditional-styled" tremolo bridge, as the Aerostar line was not typically equipped with the Floyd Rose locking tremolo found on higher-end models.
Pickups: The factory pickups were passive, "designed by EMG" Selects, though many were later upgraded by owners.
Other hardware: Typically featured standard die-cast tuners and black hardware.
Identifying the production year
The year of production for a vintage Aerostar ZX30 can often be determined by the headstock logo and color, according to enthusiasts:
1986: Featured a logo where all the letters were the same size.
1987: Had a descending logo where the letters get smaller from left to right.